Find Hotels with a Pool in Osaka from CA $100

If spending time by the pool is your idea of a great vacation, you may want to check out historic Osaka, which has 38 places to stay with pools. While you’re here, you can explore sights such as Osaka Castle and Dotonbori, and then take it easy poolside at one of the accommodations in Osaka that guests like for their pools.

APA Hotel ＆ Resort Midosuji Hommachi Eki Tower: Hotel, 9-minute walk from Orix Theater. Features complimentary wired internet access, a seasonal outdoor pool, and flat-screen televisions. Swissotel Nankai Osaka: Hotel, 5-minute walk from Namba Parks. Offers 5 restaurants, an indoor pool, and a full-service spa. RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka: Hotel, 3-minute walk from Osaka International Convention Center. Provides 20 restaurants, a pool, and 3 bars. Imperial Hotel Osaka: Hotel located near Osaka Castle. Features 6 restaurants, an indoor pool, and a full-service spa. Hilton Osaka: Hotel, 4-minute walk from Osaka Station City. Offers 4 restaurants, an indoor pool, and a full-service spa.

Expedia’s 38 hotels in Osaka give you a great choice for your poolside getaway.

Explore places like Universal Studios Japan, Dotonbori, and Kyocera Dome Osaka while you’re in Osaka. Make a point to visit attractions like Nakanoshima Park and Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. Osaka appeals to visitors with its array of dining options, major shopping area, and interesting historical sites.

You may want to consider a place to stay that offers an outdoor pool if you plan to visit Osaka in the warmest months of August, July, or September when the average temperature is 77°F. Lodging with an indoor pool may be the way to go if you visit during the coldest months of January, February, or December when the average temp is 44°F.

Knowing the transportation options in Osaka can help you enjoy the area beyond your hotel pool. Take advantage of metro transit at Higashi-Umeda Station, Umeda Station (Hanshin), and Umeda Station (Hankyu). If you’d like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.